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Cotherstone Footbridge


The footbridge over the River Tees just north of Cortherstone, County Durham, was built in 1932 by Joseph L Thompson and Sons Ltd of Sunderland. It replaced two earlier bridges; a timber bridge which was replaced following flood damage in 1881, and a suspension bridge whose cable snapped in 1929 with 40 people on the bridge, killing one.[1]

Cotherstone 1932 River Tees Bridges
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Footbridge over the Tees

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Footbridge over the River Tees

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Cotherstone footbridge

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Footbridge over the Tees

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Footbridge reflected in the River Tees

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River Tees in spate at Cotherstone

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Footbridge over the River Tees

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Footbridge over the River Tees at Cotherstone

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COTHERSTONE FOOTBRIDGE
- "Near the attractive village of Cotherstone the River Balder joins the Tees. Upstream, a footbridge crosses the Tees itself where it flows in a north-south direction....The Tees footbridge replaced two …

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